Sentence examples for fewer articulated from inspiring English sources

The agreement raises the total number of buses the M.T.A. will buy over the next five years to 1,257 from 1,056, in part because the agency plans to buy fewer articulated buses, the double-long coaches with an accordion-like connection in the middle.

"Sun will also focus on building a sustainable business model, breaking from its practice of providing few articulated financial goals to the Street once the new fiscal year begins".

Relatively few articulated a clear career direction but most saw teaching as an important part of their future practice.

Josh canvasses his male friends who are already fathers, naming those deep-seated concerns that all dads-to-be have, but few articulate (and certainly not on film).

Its detractors are right when they say that few articulate leaders have emerged, no formal structures exist and many of the demonstrations have taken place outside big cities.But this is no peasant revolt.

Few articulate this ethical morass better than Obama, who has repeatedly vowed to "close the revolving door" between business and government and end our "two sets of standards, one for powerful people and one for ordinary folks".

In a few articulate genera such as Neothyris and Anakinetica, the pedicles wither as the adults grow and finally lie loosely on the surface.

Moreover, very few participants articulated a strong, early commitment to pursuing faculty careers.

Also, a few respondents articulated that water (20%), health education brochures (15%), access to wheel chairs (4.4%), and even no-interrupted space for the minority (12%) should be provided.

CAM and media research has focused primarily on print media coverage of a range of CAM therapies, although only a few studies articulated differences within the range of therapies surveyed.

> -wrap-foot> Pofitionstakeholderslders on measures to reduce alcohol-related problems and the strength with which they hold them are shown in table 2. Although almost all indicated either support for or opposition to more effective action, few articulated strong views.